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​BY GEOFF SLOAN
Nine-year-old Kiara Milner lives
with an extremely rare condition
known as Sonic Hedgehog
Syndrome.
She was born with part of her
brain, the cerebellum, outside
her skull.
Her grandmother, Angela Milner,
said Kiara underwent her
first surgery within 24 hours
of birth to remove the exposed
cerebellum.
Just five days later, doctors
inserted a shunt to drain fluid
from her brain into her stomach.
“Against all odds, she has continued
to defy expectations ever
since,” Milner said.
Since then, Kiara has endured
a series The Star, of major January operations,
23, 2025
including eye and corrective hip
surgeries.
“Each one is a testament to her
strength and resilience. She is in
every sense, our little miracle.”
Kiara’s fight began before she
was even born. Doctors told her
parents The Star, she January would 23, not 2025 survive
and advised terminating the
pregnancy.
Instead, Milner said, they made
the choice to cherish whatever
time they might have with her.
“They chose love over fear.”
That choice has carried Kiara
through The Star, countless January 23, challenges 2025 and
remarkable milestones.
Angela Milner is fundraising for her granddaughter Kiara to attend weekly therapy at the new Centre of Movement, after earlier
support enabled three weeks of treatment at the Gold Coast Centre of Movement with co-director Stephen Pennisi.
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Earlier this year, her family
raised $19,500 through Givealittle
to take her to the Australian
Centre of Movement on the
Gold Coast for three weeks of
intensive therapy.
“We held on to the hope that
perhaps, one day, she might
begin to take steps with support.
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What happened instead was
beyond anything we dared to
dream,” Milner said.
Kiara entered the centre in a
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weeks of treatment she was walking,
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That has now changed, with the
country’s first Centre of Movement
opening in Rotorua in July.
A second centre will open its
doors in Christchurch on Friday.
Based in Riccarton, the new
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occupational therapy and
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is already
fully booked until February.
“What they do for young ones
is just phenomenal. It just brings
a whole new perspective to New
Zealand families,” Milner said.
Because Kiara’s condition is
so rare, no one knows what lies
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“But she’s a battler, she
approaches life with a spirit
and determination that is both
humbling and inspiring.”
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Flow turns struggle into service
​BY GEOFF SLOAN
For more than a decade,
Florence “Flow” Waaka has
been cooking meals and
offering warmth to those doing
it tough.
Waaka, 58, started Feed a Bro
after being judged by others
while seeking help to feed her
family 10 years ago.
“I was struggling on a benefit
with a son and I was looking
after my grandkids at the time,”
she said.
One of her friends told her
a free food service was being
offered in the central city.
“So I went in, and all I could
hear was people saying, ‘what’s
that lady doing here? She
shouldn’t be here, she’s got a
car and she doesn’t look like she
needs these feeds’.”
She said just because she had
a car, people assumed she was
well off.
“The free food we got during
the week helped me and my
family to survive.”
The experience left a sour
taste in her mouth, so Waaka
decided to set up her own free,
non-judgemental meal service.
“I don’t judge anyone because
I’m in the same boat as a lot of
them. I really am.”
Waaka organises free weekly
meals at The Margaret Mahy
Family Playground on Mondays,
and in Cathedral Square on
Tuesdays.
She also takes food out to
Flow Waaka says about 30 people turn up for a meal each time she runs her free feeds.
homeless people living in the
red zone.
“It’s never really planned.
Just whenever I can, wherever
there’s a need.”
She said the meals weren’t
only for those sleeping rough,
but low income people with
families as well.
“They’re for anyone that’s
struggling. A lot of people
are too humble to go to these
feeds and won’t go when they
should.”
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Known as ‘flowsfeeds’ on Tik-
Tok, Waaka has built a strong
online following, using social
media to spread awareness.
“It’s the only way I can keep this
going – let people see what I’m
doing to get more food donations.
“I get a lot of feedback
every day. Most people
love what I’m doing, but I
also get a lot of hate too.”
Florence “Flow” Waaka
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doing, but I also get a lot of hate
too.”
She said some people don’t
agree with what she does.
“Especially the workers. They
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for people in need
think homeless people and
people on a low incomes don’t
deserve me doing this and they
need to get out and get a job.
“Well it’s okay for them to say
that.”
Waaka said high rents and
the price of food going up were
forcing some people to live in
their cars.
“Everything is just skyrocketing.
I know what it’s like
struggling with all the prices of
food right now.”
The beneficiary isn’t aligned to
any charity or organisation.
“I look at it like it’s my job,
it’s what I do. Even though I’m
getting a benefit from the government,
I feel like I’m giving
back, by what I'm doing.”
Waaka has found it hard to
find work, as she doesn’t have
any qualifications.
At one point she was also
homeless with her son and two
grandchildren.
“I was working part-time and
then my daughter needed some
help. It wasn’t working out with
childcare and all that, so I threw
my job in to look after them.”
She said rent became too
much to afford and she was out
on the street.
“I was staying at my sister’s
and living in a car for probably
about eight months before I got
a house through Kāinga Ora.”
She said much of the country
still lacks compassion or understanding
around the causes of
homelessness.
Flow Waaka and her volunteer
helpers at The Margaret Mahy Family
Playground always have a line-up of
people needing a free meal.
“Yes, some choose it, but
for many, it’s circumstance –
whether that’s losing a job or
rent going up.”
Waaka encourages people not
to simply “walk away” when
they see others struggling.
“Jump in and try and do
something for them. It doesn’t
matter if it’s just making a pot
of food and taking it down to
them. There’s a lot of homeless
people out there.”
She said she was always
looking for things to do and
ways to encourage people to
donate goods to “keep this thing
going”.
“This is it. This is my life.”
• To arrange donations, Flow can be
contacted at: Yashaya@outlook.co.nz or
P.O Box 42037 T.J. Christchurch 8149
Historic Heathcote
school bell taken
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A stolen 165-year-old school bell
is believed to have been cut up
and an attempt made to sell it
for scrap.
The Heathcote Valley School
bell was stolen over the weekend
of September 27-28.
Principal Bruce Ellison said
he was told by a parent the
person involved in the theft
attempted to take the cut-up
bronze bell to a scrap metal
yard, but it was not accepted.
“It’s got a lot of significance
to the community, the fact it’s
been there for so long, it’s an
iconic piece of our identity,”
Ellison said.
Said school board member
and parent Luke Gardiner:
“The reaction is extremely sad,
I didn’t think that was something
that would happen with
the amount of years it’s hung
there.”
Ellison took a photo of where
the bell was usually located on
Monday, September 29, during
the school holidays. Two days
later, he looked at the photo and
realised the bell was missing.
He assumed it had been taken
over the weekend.
The bell is believed to have
been with the school since it
was founded in 1860 by Captain
William Morgan, who used part
of his Morgan’s Valley house as
a classroom.
The school was established at
Heathcote Valley School’s bronze bell
was stolen during the school holidays.
its current location in 1864.
The bell, which Ellison
thought weighed about 15-20kg,
had a cast iron striker.
Many generations of children
had heard the bell to go out to
play or come back into class, he
said.
The school has been loaned
a small hand bell while it
determines a long-term
solution.
“I can imagine there would
be enthusiasm in replacing it
with something similar,” Ellison
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Inline Realty Limited (Licensed REAA 2008)

The Star, October 9, 2025
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